Biolog Enlists Japanese Research Groups to Study E. coli Genome

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Biolog Enlists Japanese Research Groups to Study E. coli Genome

Nov 29, 2004

NEW YORK, Nov. 29 (GenomeWeb News) - Biolog has enlisted the help of two Japanese research groups to phenotype the E. coli genome, the company said today.

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